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Having been working in many parts of the world, in many different kind of environments - coffee shops, hotels, airports and train stations, restaurants, co-work
by tbronchain 7y ago
Having been working in many parts of the world, in many different kind of environments - coffee shops, hotels, airports and train stations, restaurants, co-workings, and a lot less common places like public benches, beaches, or post office - I very, very rarely had someone asking me, or even looking what I was up to.
I may have not noticed a curious eye once a while, but not sure it would be able to pick up if I'm spinning up a Kubernetes cluster, or pentesting the nearby bank's network.
Cool feature though!
- jniedrauer 7y agoWhenever I'm on a flight and I open my laptop and start coding in vim on my tiling window manager, I always worry that someone is going to freak out that I'm "hacking the plane." It hasn't happened yet, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if it did.
- caleb-allen 7y agoI spent a flight reading man pages and thought exactly the same thing My preference for dark color schemes is great until I realize on a plane I'm a walking stereotype..
- hnarn 7y ago> It hasn't happened yet, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if it did That's what we call confirmation bias.